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This page lists presentations, external articles, and other public material about the Agentic Identity Broker.

Articles​

2026-10-09 agentgateway Token Exchange for AI Agents​

By Mike Moore, Web of Mike.

Read the article for an overview of token exchange in agentgateway, including a case study of the Agentic Identity Broker and its gateway integration.

2026-09-27 Agentic Security & Identity: Who Are You, Who's Your Agent, And What Should They Be Allowed To Do? (Part 1)​

By Alejandro Saucedo, ethical.institute.

Read the article for an introduction to agent identity, delegation standards, and adopting the Agentic Identity Broker in the Kubernetes Agent Orchestration System (KAOS).

2026-09-25 Agentic Platform: Open-Sourcing the Agentic Identity Broker​

By Jan Brennenstuhl and Magnus Jungsbluth, Zalando Engineering.

Read the article for an introduction to Zalando's agentic platform and how the Agentic Identity Broker handles delegation, consent, and token exchange alongside kagent and agentgateway.

2026-09-24 What I Learned Building an Identity Broker With Coding Agents​

By Jan Brennenstuhl, Brennenstuhl on Security.

Read the article for lessons from building the Agentic Identity Broker with coding agents, including specifications, testing, and code review.

Presentations​

2026-09-18 AGNTCon+MCPCon Europe 2026​

Slides: agenticidentitybroker.dev/agntcon

Abstract​

Drawing from lessons of how to scale an enterprise to thousands of microservices, we make the case that pushing concerns to the infrastructure for agentic systems should be a no-brainer when planning to scale agentic systems.

This talk explores how Zalando tackled this challenge by building and open-sourcing our own agentic identity broker as part of our broader agentic platform initiative. We will share how it supports delegation chains across third-party and in-house applications, integrates with the CNCF project agentgateway and how it allows us to keep these pesky authentication / authorization concerns on the infrastructure and keep MCP servers and agents simple.

We will dive into the technical mechanics, how it integrates into a larger enterprise and allows us to apply just enough governance to stay ahead of the game. We will cover practical applications and limitations of dynamic client registration. A closing outlook will illustrate how tool approvals and human-in-the-loop can be enforced centrally without agent authors or MCP authors having to build anything. Practical examples of CIBA and intent-based access will complete the session.

Speakers​